The University Library's Barnard Outstanding Service Award Committee is pleased to announce Bob Butterfield, Director of Instructional Resource Services, as this year's Outstanding Service Award recipient.
Butterfield, has served for the last five years on the Academic Staff Senate and is a recent graduate of UW-Stout's Leadership Academy.
Butterfield’s nominations referred to his leadership and
vision in the library as well as his service to the greater campus. He
regularly builds partnerships across department lines to improve access to
research materials. His work with Electronic Textbook publishers is influencing
campuses across the University of Wisconsin System and across the country.
“Stout has become my home and it is a privilege to be able
to serve this community,” said Butterfield. “I would also like to share my
heartfelt thanks to the Barnard family for their continuing commitment to
service at UW-Stout.”
An award ceremony was held at 11
a.m. Wednesday, May 25, on the fourth floor of the Robert S. Swanson Library
and Learning Center.
The annual award recognizes a library employee for
exceptional accomplishments in serving the information needs of students,
faculty and staff.
The David P. Barnard Family Endowment and Stout University
Foundation support the award. David Barnard, retired dean of Learning
Resources, and his wife, Kay, established the award in 2000.
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